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"What's middle age, what's old age? A role is a role and character is a character" - Vimarsana News

"What's middle age, what's old age? A role is a role and character is a character"

EntertainmentTazeen Hussain is a brilliant actor who has made her mark in television, playing a variety of roles from 1994 to the present, for which she has been recognised critically and appreciated by the audience. Hussain came into the limelight...

Mary Angela Bock - Vimarsana News

Mary Angela Bock

Mary Angela Bock’s profile on The Conversation

Learning and Development Intern - Switzerland - Vimarsana News

Learning and Development Intern - Switzerland

Information Management Internship in Switzerland, requiring 0-2 years of experience, from IMPACT Initiatives; closing on 3 Jun 2023

Sundial: Vodou and mangroves — how two immigrant artists make sense of Miami - Vimarsana News

Sundial: Vodou and mangroves — how two immigrant artists make sense of Miami

Artists John William Bailly and Edouard Duval-Carrié join WLRN's Carlos Frías to talk about their individual artwork that explores history, culture and mythology. Their work is displayed at the Center for Visual Communication in Wynwood.

Source: wlrn.org
Sundial: Are we living in a simulation? This filmmaker explores that mind-bending question - Vimarsana News

Sundial: Are we living in a simulation? This filmmaker explores that mind-bending question

Filmmaker Rodney Ascher join WLRN's Carlos Frías to discuss his documentary film "A Glitch in The Matrix." The film explores the simulation theory from the perspective of experts and "eyewitnesses" who fear—or hope—that we world we're living in is not actually real.

Source: wlrn.org